by Technique

Dr Doryen Bubeck
My research uses cryo-EM to investigate the role of membrane proteins in host-pathogen interactions

Dr Harry Low
Molecular machines

Dr Maruf Ali
CRUK Research Fellow

Dr Morgan Beeby
How the molecular machinery of bacteria assembles, functions, and evolves

Dr Tiago Costa
Lecturer in Bacterial Pathogenesis

Prof Christian Speck
Genome Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

Prof Dale Wigley FRS
The repair of double-strand DNA breaks, and chromatin remodelling in response to DNA damage.

Prof Jake Baum
Professor of Cell Biology and Infectious Diseases

Prof Paul Freemont
Structures and mechanism of multicellular AAA ATPase p97

Prof Thomas Meier
Chair in Structural Biology

Prof Xiaodong Zhang
Structural biology of macromolecular complexes involved in gene regulation

Dr Alfonso de Simone
Physical principles underlining functional properties of bio-macromolecules

Dr Alfonso de Simone
Physical principles underlining functional properties of bio-macromolecules

Dr Ernesto Cota Segura
Structures of microbial pathogens and their complexes with host cell receptors

Prof Steve Matthews
Unravelling the structural mechanisms by which pathogenic species attack their eukaryotic hosts

Dr Bernadette Byrne
Facilitating the production of stable protein for structural studies

Dr Daryl Williams
Protein crystallisation using nanotemplates.

Dr Ernesto Cota Segura
Structures of microbial pathogens and their complexes with host cell receptors

Dr Goedele Maertens
Interaction between Retroviral integrase and the host-cellular machinery

Dr Harry Low
Molecular machines

Dr James Murray
Construction of biomimetic catalysts and structural studies of photosynthetic complexes

Dr Jerry Heng
Impact of particle engineering unit operations on surface properties (eg. crystallisation)

Dr Konstantinos Beis
Elucidation of the 3D dimensional structures of membrane proteins

Dr Maruf Ali
CRUK Research Fellow

Dr Vladimir Pelicic
Meningococcal genomics/Type IV pilus biology

Prof Angelika Gründling
Cell wall envelope assembly and nucleotide signalling in Gram-positive bacterial pathogens

Prof Bill Rutherford FRS
Understanding the water oxidising enzyme, Photosystem II, photosynthetic electron transfer

Prof Dale Wigley FRS
The repair of double-strand DNA breaks, and chromatin remodelling in response to DNA damage.

Prof Erhard Hohenester
Extracellular matrix assembly and signalling

Prof Naomi Chayen
Gaining a fundamental understanding of the crystallization process

Prof Paul Freemont
Structures and mechanism of multicellular AAA ATPase p97

Prof Peter Nixon
Solar energy conversion by chloroplasts and cyanobacteria

Prof Stephen Curry
Structural biology of RNA viruses

Prof Steve Matthews
Unravelling the structural mechanisms by which pathogenic species attack their eukaryotic hosts

Prof Thomas Meier
Chair in Structural Biology

Prof Xiaodong Zhang
Structural biology of macromolecular complexes involved in gene regulation